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Goal: The goal for this lesson is for student to be able to recognize time on a analog clock, and
tell time by the hour.

Parents, your child will be learning how to tell time on a analog clock. At the end of the week, they will be tested on their
knowledge on how to tell time by the hour. Please review with your child 15 minutes a day. For extra credit have your child
write down their schedule with the time by the hour what they do when they come home from school. Example: What time do
you do your homework, eat dinner, bath, and go to bed? The extra credit will be 5pts added to their test on Friday.






Standards: MA.2.G.5.2- Indentify time to the nearest hour and half h


Telling Time

Howard Miller MIL625166 Gallery Wall Clock, 16in, Black, 1 AA Battery
Howard Miller MIL625166 Gallery Wall Clock, 16in, Black, 1 AA Battery
HIP HOP AROUND THE CLOCK.



Learning Objectives: By the end of this lesson, the student will:
  • Learn how to tell time by the hour.
  • Student will demonstrate his/her knowledge of tellling time.
  • Student will identify the time on a analog clock.
  • Student will manipulate an interactive analog and digital clock on the web.



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Critical Thinking Questions:

1. What time is it when the long hand is on the twelve and the short hand on the five?

2. Is it easier to read a analog or digital clock? Why?



Materials:
  • Analog clock
  • Computer w/ internet
  • paper
  • pencil
  • ditto sheet

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Home Communication: Parents please sit with your child 15 minutes everyday this week, and practice
with them working on the time by the hour with an analog clock.


Resources:
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What time is it?
References:
  • Hip Hop Around The Clock By Jack Hartmann
  • Florida Sunshine State Standards ( Next Generation Standards)